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The 12 Christmas Foods College Girls WILL Stress-Eat In December

Cookies, candy and Chex mix.

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The 12 Christmas Foods College Girls WILL Stress-Eat In December
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December: The month of finals and the holiday season. This is a compiled list of all the kinds of holiday food college girls consume while stress eating during a study session for exams and preparing for Christmastime.

1. Cookies


Christmas cookies, Oreos, Girl Scout cookies... Any kind of cookie will be consumed more than usual during December.

2. Candy canes

Seems like they are the official candy of Christmas...

3. Goldfish

The perfect snack for studying.

4. Chocolate

Honestly, chocolate is good any time of the year.

5. Candy

M&Ms, Hershey kisses, Peppermint... candy is definitely great around the holidays.

6. Rice Krispies treats

Something about the holidays screams rice Krispie treats.

7. Granola

Popular brain food

8. Gingerbread

Gingerbread cookies, gingerbread houses?! Yes, please.

9. Holiday pies...

Lots of pies are made and eaten during the holiday season

10. ... or just pizza pies, tbh

Lots of pizza will be consumed in preparation for finals or in celebration of finals being over.

11. Chex trail mix

Another study snack.

12. Puppy chow

The most glorious, most amazing snack out there during Christmas (or anytime, tbh).

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